The 20th Asian Games open on Sept 19, with Chinese athletes appearing at the opening ceremony in attire made by Joeone. [Photo by Shi Futian for China Daily]

Fujian companies are supplying ceremonial attire, competition gear, food, and technical services for the 20th Asian Games, which opened in Nagoya, Japan, on Sept 19. China's sports delegation wore outfits made by Fujian-based menswear company Joeone at the opening ceremony.

Anta has equipped 20 Chinese national teams competing in sports such as gymnastics, weightlifting and swimming. Its FILA brand has outfitted China's Hong Kong delegation for the opening and closing ceremonies, podium appearances and other events, while also providing competition uniforms for some teams.

As an official partner of the Games, sportswear company 361 Degrees is supplying official clothing for torchbearers, torch relay runners, volunteers, staff, and technical officials. It is also providing competition gear for delegations from six Asian countries and regions.

Peak, an official partner of China's delegation to the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, will provide training gear, competition uniforms, podium outfits, and customized protective equipment. It will also use 3D printing technology to produce customized sportswear and protective gear for para athletes.

Panpan Food Group is supplying several core products to support Chinese athletes, staff, and volunteers.

Meanwhile, Fujian Media Group has assembled a 77-member technical team to work with China Media Group on broadcasting and other technical services for the Asian Games and Asian Para Games.